The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-22

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j. R. Sharp of Thurman, is here.
G. A. Dye, of Leo, is here.
G. W. Eddy, of Jasper, is here.
la. Poe, of Chillicothe, is here.
F. Renick, of Chillicothe, is here.
Geo. Corn, and James Corn and wife, OF
Rappelsburg, o., are here.
J.H. Emmel, of Chillicothe, is here.
A E. Cole, of Portsmouth, is here.
Park Reed, of Daton, is here.
John Gardner, of Hamden, is here.
Gus. Gossman, of Hamden, is working
for Gus. Bleichart during the Rennion.
JIM. McGhee came home this morning.
VIM. J. Kirkendall is in town.
James Mclaughlin of Wellston, is here
ia cob Thompson of Columbus, is here
VIII. Dawson of Gambia, is in town to-
day.
Capt. S. D. Morgan, of Coalton, is here
Col. w. II. Raynor of the seth o. V. l..
is here
Lew Watson is home to attend the Re-
union.
F. j. Wolfard and wife, of Waverly, are
here.
G. w. Graves. of Washington c. H, is
here.
William Shumate, of Oak Hill, is in
town to-day.
Mrs j. F. Helphenstine, of Columbus,
is here.
Benson Evans came home to attend
the Reunion.
Nathan Potts, of Cooperville, O., (27th
o. V.I) is here.
W. H Enochs, of Ironton, is registered
at the Gibson House.
Jas. S. Kanawalt, of the Ohio Soldier,
Chillicothe, is here.
Hon. Thos. E. Powell will arrive on
the o'clock train, on the o. S.
Capt. Warwick of Portsmouth, came up
this morning.
Mr.. James Scurlock, of Riverton, is at
tending the Reunion.
Miss Ida M. Foster, of Byer. O., is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
Johnnie Stephenson, the Jasper mer
chant is here, visiting w. H. Horton.
Mrs. Sarah Reed, of Columbus, is here
Ex-Sheriff Cherington and family, of
Columbus, are here, visiting DR.. Ewing's
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Price are attending
the Reunion.
Mrs. Wellington Evans and daughter,
Miss Halle, are visiting at Ruf's.
DIR. Sam McGiffin is here. We hear
that the Doctor is married again.
Mrs. Hannah Edwards (Goulding) of
New Straitsville. is visiting her Uncle,
David Randall.
Allen Caudle, of Steubenville, is here.
Mr.. S. B. Messenger, of Utica, Licking
County, Ohio, is attending the Reunion.
Mr. Messenger was member of the SD
o. V. l.
Mr.. W. E. Bratton, of Macarthur, is at
tending the Reunion. Mr.. Bratton was
member of the 1st o. H. A.
Mr. Tom Kelley and wife formerly
Miss Ellen CARR, of Charleston, w. Va
are attending the Reunion.
Mrs. Mary Knox Hansey is here. She
will be remembered as the sweet singer,
formerly of the NJ. E. Choir here.
Billy Truesdell, of Jasper, came in last
night. Billy is as happy as he always is
at Soldiers Reunions, and that is putting
it strong.
Mrs. Eliza Mackley returned from Co
lumbus yesterday. She will perhaps re-
move to Columbus in short time.
Ed. Wilson of the Ironton Register,
with John A. Hunter of the sharpshoot-
ers, came down from Berlin on freight.
The following members of the Marietta
Artillery Company are here: John l.
Sheldon, Clarence E. Steen, Chas. A. Nc
Kibben, Frank Booth, E. r. Robinson, l..
M. Hutchinson.
The one piece of artillery-a twelve
pound Napoleon-is from Marietta, and
in charge of the following parties: John
Sheldon, Serg't Charles McKibben, Frank
Booth, Ernest Robinson, Lewis Hutchi-
son, and Clarence Stein. These consti-
tute fine body of young men.
See card of Long and CaldWelis, marble
dealers, in another place.
H. II. Marshman & Co, Undertakers
and dealers in Furniture, have neat ad-
vertisement in this issue. See it.
Watches Clocks SilVerWare Nc, at